The Links of Liberty: “Liberty cannot be preserved without general knowledge among the people.”

Words communicate ideas. In order to preserve liberty, we must secure its language. Each generation is subject to the distortion of its language through the lack of education and misuse of words. Noah Webster states, “The authority of individuals is always liable to be called into question—but the unanimous consent of a nation, and a fixed principle interwoven with the very construction of a language, are like the common laws of the land, they are forced to be acknowledged and reasoned from, and to which most understood men will readily agree. Diversity of expression is always to be balanced with the constancy of a fixed principle.” The Language of Liberty is Book Two of The Liberty Series.

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Worldviews and Liberty is Book Four of The Liberty Series. Our society is engaged in a cultural war. We see it every day on the network news, newspapers and social media. But what is the foundational issue behind all of these battles? There’s no doubt that America was founded on principles of liberty. So what happened? Why are we experiencing such dramatic change? Why is the moral position of previous generations being outlawed more and more? Worldviews and Liberty identifies the root issues.

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The Gospel and Liberty is Book Six of The Liberty Series. The Gospel and Liberty focuses on the key figure of Jesus and the liberating message of the gospel. The early church established a small, local, self-governing church model and moved westward into Europe. Persecution of Christians coincided with church growth. The Bible was produced in the language of the people and nations were transformed. There is an inextricable connection between a person’s beliefs and the form of civil government in a nation.

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